King Leg discusses his debut LP, working with Dwight Yoakam and moving to LA

King Leg is the musical brainchild of Omaha, Nebraska musician Bryan Joyce.  Mixing the sounds of early British and American rock and roll, classic country and R&B, with a voice that’s drawn comparisons to Roy Orbison, Joyce has created a sound that is unique and fresh.  Although Joyce was born Continue Reading

Pass Away discuss their new album, their favorite punk bands and what’s next

Brooklyn-based Punk band Pass Away released their debut full-length LP entitled The Hell I’ve Always Seen on May 25th.  Comprised of Mike Ireland and Kellen Robson of I Am The Avalanche and Eric Fairchild of Crime In Stereo, the trio decided to form Pass Away in the winter of 2014.  They Continue Reading

The Wild Feathers discuss their new album, their “Meat and Greet” and what’s ahead

Alternative rock band The Wild Feathers are blowing up the charts ahead of the release of their latest album, Greetings From The Neon Frontier. Comprised of Taylor Burns (Guitar/Vocals), Ricky Young (Guitar/Vocals), Joel King (Bass/Vocals) and Ben Dumas (Drums), the band embraces a multi-singer approach, blending the voices of Burns, Continue Reading

Family Of The Year talk about their latest album, their DIY spirit and New Jersey producer Gazzo’s remix of Hold Me Down

LA-based indie rock band Family of the Year have come a long way since releasing their debut EP in 2009.  Consisting of brothers Sebastian (drums/vocals) and Joseph (vocals/guitar) Keefe, James Buckey (guitar/vocals) and Christina Schroeter (keyboard/vocals), the band created an early buzz, having been chosen by Ben Folds and Keith Continue Reading

The Rassle discuss their latest single “Roll On”, their DIY approach to the band and their Spotify Summer playlists

NYC-based indie-electronic/rock band The Rassle has been creating a buzz with their super catchy and feel good pop.  The band is made up of brothers Blair and Reed Van Nort, who draw influences from bands such as Kasabian and Arcade Fire, as well as ’50s Rockabilly, punk rock, music from Continue Reading

Mainland discusses their recently released EP, Villians, their video for “I Found God” and their first headlining tour

New York City post-punk/pop band Mainland, fresh off of tour supporting The Mowgli’s, is currently on their first headlining tour, having recently released their latest EP entitled Villians.  Comprised of Jordan Topf (vocals, guitar), Corey Mullee (guitar, keyboard) and Alex Pitta (bass), the members all came to NYC from California Continue Reading

Josie Dunne discusses her upcoming debut EP, seeing her latest video play in Times Square and her favorite podcasts

Nashville artist Josie Dunne was always destined for a career in music, having grown up in a creative and art-loving household.  Although she grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, she has since moved to Nashville to focus on her music.  Knowing from a young age that she wanted to Continue Reading

HARE discusses changing their band name, recording their debut EP and their upcoming EP release party

New York indie-pop band HARE are ready for a fresh start to their musical career.  Formerly called Seb Isaac Band, singer/guitarist Sebastien Isaac, guitarist James Licata, bassist Graham Orbe, Keyboardist Jon Caplan and drummer Michael Santa Cruz decided to change the band name to HARE and released their first single Continue Reading

The Great Heights Band discuss their sophomore album, touring the West Coast and music videos

Baltimore indie rock band The Great Heights Band are wowing critics with their sophomore album rad-pop., which was released on April 20th.   Formed in the spring of 2014 by singer/guitarist Neal Karkhanis and drummer Paul Martinez, TGHB quickly made a name for themselves in the Baltimore music scene, opening for bands such as Continue Reading